How does the poet seem to feel about the sound of the birds? he finds them distracting and annoying. he finds them dangerous and

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Vanyuwa

8 days ago

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How does the poet seem to feel about the sound of the birds? he finds them distracting and annoying. he finds them dangerous and

frightening. he finds them surprising and strange. he finds them beautiful and sweet?

Social Studies

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Juliette [1.4K] · Answer 1 · 2026-03-31T03:59:30+03:00

Here is the entire poem for this inquiry. The sun has long disappeared, the stars are appearing in twos and threes, the little birds are still chirping among the bushes and trees; there’s a cuckoo, and a few thrushes, and a distant wind that rushes, along with the noise of water that gushes, and the sovereign call of the cuckoo fills the entire sky. Who would "go parading" in London, "and masquerading," on such a June night with that lovely soft half-moon, and all these pure joys? On a night as lovely as this! The conclusion is that he perceives them as beautiful and sweet. This line illustrates that the poem's author feels immense happiness whenever he hears the birds' sounds. The other alternatives aside from option D convey negative emotions.

Juliette [1.4K] · Answer 2 · 2026-03-31T04:00:13+03:00

Juliette [1.4K]8 days ago

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The correct choice is D. I just took the quiz.